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virginia for Free Tobacco.

In the Virginia house Of delegates yesterday
Jollt resolution adopted by 30 10 1, directing
Hlrginias senators and requesting her Representa-
tyes In Congress TO their best efforts 10 secure
the repeal at early day OF the entire internal
revenue system % taxation and failing In that TO
secure II possible the repeal OF much OF the sys-
TEN as iInpOo TAX on tobacco In any OF its forms
aud upon spirits distilled from fruits.
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NEw ILLUSIONS FoR BAIL DREssE
VIZ ARE Nor G1v1sa

VIZ ARE Nor G1v1sa
The goods away, but are selling them at prices low
enough to suit you Come in and look around don't
cost anything.
A eco Overcoat at 1880
$1S Overcoat at @12.
els Overcoat at $3.50.
S12 Overcoat at %.
A go Overcoat at o. SO.
A 825 Overcost at $3.50.
A $40 Suit ut $3.50.
els Getaway Suit at 60
$50 Prince Albert Suit at SIS
And all others at propcrtionate low prices
For Boys from 13 to Is years old, have Suits and
Overcoats at %. &c. 81. and %. which worth SO
per cent more than asking for them.
For Children from to IL Yeas Suits at o.. 80 S3,
% 80, a. up to &1O Overcoats ct SO. $3.50. g. up
to So for which other houses will ask you SO per cent
more.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co.
d5 Corner 7th and G sta
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WALTKR b WILLIAMS Z co. Aucsionssra
rRusrErs SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
REAL ESTATE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
REAL ESTATE
By virtue of certain deed Of trust, bearing date
the 7th day Of NoysmbeS i6IS. and resordsd IN al
tcs Of Columbia "a, ssl g public src,ien II tESn.
DAY or DECEHBIR, 1897, ct nAI.F-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK r n. the 1oilQyin9 described real esfste.
um6is 70 VT; lot nsnbsssd pine Sbl in Johnson'.
srbdsyi.,c1 e iOss l3l ~ M l3S N Mrish. md
P1aans = recqr9ed n ae records q w,ahington
cordsd in Eber Law court No. l. folio IL With thu
improvements thersou, ccnsllting q small frams
dsfsnitin9 purchaser 8 PREVIOUS asis.
TERM; 0asthira q tie Pqrch,ss money IN oash,
twelve nonsla With mteseps g psr cant pr snnul
6 ths oplaon q p1EcAaseF go uin s. rsquirsd g
soop = p.opxH = - e. Meeavsyanetne end 3.
With n ssvsa daXs the NqHsRy vl - rood q IL
"a "a "a cost q lSHa soosTsn. rrs..
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Chas. J. Campbell, who attempted to blackmai
President King Of the Erie Railroad has been sen.
fenced In New York to two yeaSS and three months
In the peu1tenttaTy.
the celebrated race-hoese olsnmors died MT
saturday Of pneumonia at the stables Of GlonGay
stud farm, baltimore county, Nd. -
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CALIFORNIA AND THE Wool DuTy.-A number OF
representatives OF the wool industry had meet
Ing In San Francisco yesterday and adopted reso-
on wool would seriously cripple the industry and
greatly decrease ies production In California
An appeal Is 70 be made TO Congress TO maintain
the present tar1n on wool and the California 6ena-
tors and Representatives are requested TO urge
their united efforts to that end
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR BREACH OF PROMISE
Miss Rosalie McGiven. or Union HILL yesterday
received judgment OF 81 600 In the Court OF over
ana Terminer. Jersey City, against JabeZ Cham
bers for breach OF promise. The defendant Is a
car conductor and sexton OF Grove Church. Union
HILL He Is about forty years old About ten
years ago he became acquainted with Rosalle
who was then only twelve years old Her parents
lived In Hoboken at the time. Although Cham
bers was married, and much the girls senior In
years, he paid her marked attention and accom-
plished her ruin These intimate relations existed
until a short time ago, Chambers promising TO
marry her as soon as his wife died. In lss3 his
wife died Notwithstanding this, Chambers post
poned the wedding from time TO time. A few
weeks ago Rosalie heard that he had married a
widow In Union Hill, and she began legal proceed
lngS Chambers made q general denial OF the
charges.
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TEXAS Wool GROWERS DON'T LIKE THE MES
sAGE.-PreSident Cleveland's message has caused
widespread dissatisfaction in Texas. The main
industry OF western Texas is wool raising and
those who have their money invested in It declare
the President has delivered them into the hands OF
the Pnilistines, and will take steps to form ma
tional organization TO combat the removal Of the
duty on WOOL
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spider Web Paper.

From the Saratoglan, Dec, 2.
The Hon. George West, Of Ballston Spa, is In
possession OF curiosity in paper sent him by
friend In Hong-Kong, China. 1t is sheet IL by
IA inches, made from the web OF the sacred
White spider" OF the Flowery Kingdom IL is as
light as air and almost as transpar rent, tut is
also beautifully printed and contains about the
equal OF two columns OF NATTER giving in Eng
1sh the story OF SHOW MidshiDman Copplestone
was presented at the court OF Pekin- Mr. West
has made the manufacture OF paper his life work
and study but IL is safe 10 say that he never ran
spder web paper factory
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A Chicago Divorce Case.
RICH MRS. JAMES CARSON SEEKING SEPARATION FRO,
HER RICHER HUSBAND.

RICH MRS. JAMES CARSON SEEKING SEPARATION FROM
HER RICHER HUSBAND.
James B. Carson, general manager OF the Chicago
and Western Indiana Railroad and also general
manager OF the Belt Line road, is made defendant
In suit for divorce filed against him in Chicago
yesterday by his wife, Mary Oakley Carson. Both
parties belong TO the wealthieSt families In the
city. Mrs. Carson is the daughter OF James W.
Oakley O Chicago millionaire, while her fathcr-n-
law, John ID. Carson, is the president OF the Louis
Vile, New Albany and Chicago Railroad, president
OF the Chicago and Alton Railroad, owner OF the
Columbia Theater, at which Henry Irving has al
ways appeared In Chicago, and OF other extensive
railroad interests and theatrical property. The
wife alleges that her husband had been unfaithful
and guilty OF cruelty and drunkenness. Young
Carson, only last July, was the hero Of a some
what sensational episode having procured the ar
rest Of detective named Miller. who Carson al
legged was shadowing him. The man, when con-
Quoted into CarsOn's Office, said he belonged TO
Mooney & BOland'S detective agency, but there all
Knowledge OF Miller was denied Mr.. Carson said
that whenever he got into cab the man Miller
would Immediately follow him In another. The
case was in some way hushed up.
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Mr.. Vaudeville, who Is prisoner In Tullamore
Jail, has been subjected to bread ana water diet
for four hours for refusing to clean his cell
In speech at Islington John Dillon said state
ment Will be published showing that tho persons
on the platform at the Dublin meeting addressed
men, and lawyers
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The Bridegroom Got Mad.
SHOOTING INTO A CROWD OF sRRENADERs AND KILL

SHOUTING INTO CROWD OF sKRENADERS AND KILL
ING ONE.
Two weeks ago Philip Badger and his young
bride were serenaded at their home in Sodus, N.
Y, on their wedding night by party OF men and
boys. who beat tin-pans, blew fsh-horns, pounded
on brass kettles, and fired revolvers about the
house for over one hour. The bridegroom became
intensely angry and fired both barrels OF gun
loaded with fine bird-shOt in the crowd. John
johnson, a wel-known young man In Sodus, fell
wounded. He was carried home and died Wednes-
day night. What can be done with Badger Is puz-
cling the brains OF the rural lawyers AS yet
Badger has not been arrested.
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HIS ~ ENbNGe
WALTKR n WILLIAMS b Co. AuctioneersL
ATTRACTIVE AUCTION sALKi
BY order Of the Taunton silverPlass Company ct
Salesroom, Corner 10th and Streets. facing
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
COMMENCING MONDAY. DECEMBER FIFTH. AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, REsUMINa AT
HALF-PAsT TWO AND HALF-PAsT
SEVEN p. NJ DAILY. UNTIL
ENTIRE STOCK Is DIS
POSED Of
Rich. Elegant and Unique
ELEcTRo-PLATED sILvERwAkx.
FRENCH MANTnr. cIooxa
IMPORTED ARTISTIC PAINTED BRoNxks
STATUTES. TABLE MANTEI. AND CLOCK
ORNAMENTS
SATIN. CHINA. AND GLASS BOWLS AND VASES.
In colors. Gobelin Blue. Old Red Torquoise and
Cameo; singular and beautifully painted with rich
designs, and embossed with gold
FRUIT AND BERRY BOWLS,
From the Ravenswood Pottery. mounted in Silver
LIFE-LIKE TERRA GOTTA BUsTs
Brass Goods, Music Boxes French Bowel Mirrors Rose
Jars, Lamps. Albums SC, &C
SOUVENIR CUPS AND sAUCERs IN SATIN BOXES.
fine line Of Toilet Goods in Celluloid Brush Glass
and Comb. with Manicure Sets
Together with large assortment Of the celebrated
Rogers Table Cutlery and English Steel Shears. &c
Ladies respectfully and especially invited Chairs
provided for their comfort.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.
d2-d2w AuctSoneers
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LITTLE GIL CONVICTED OF MUKpER-Mary
Hardy was convicted IN the county court OF Prince
George, Va, on Thursday OF the murder OF little
child OF WIN Williams, and sentenced 20 eighteen
years imprisonment In the penitentiary The
prisoner Is only eleven years OF age.
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GEO. W. sTIcKNEY, Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING, NO. sos SIXTh STREET SOUTH
WEST. OPPOSITE ST. DOMINIC's CHURCH.
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded. and aR
attthe request of the party thereby secured. we
will sell, public auction. in front of the
Uses, on TUESDAY, DECEMBER THIRTEENTH
1887, at -FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, Lot No 81, of sub
division, in square No. 495
Terms made known at sale.
JOSEPH r. FREEMAN,) r-,,.,...
n30-dts JAMES II. RICHARDS,S AFus'oos-
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK
II DWELLING NO. 1l16 FOUR-AND-A-HALF
STREET AND STORES NOS. 1ll2 AND lila
FOUR AND-A-HALF STREET SOUTHWEST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER THIR-
TENTH. 1887. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, We
will sell, In front of the premises,
LOT Ii. SQUARE 544,
fronting 40 feet by depth Of % feet to alley and
improved by we'll built two-story brick dwelling No.
ll16 A. street and two brick stores, No lll2 and
lila An street s.w. The property will be sold sep
arately.
Terms: Onehak cash. balance in and two years,
notes to bear per cent interest from day of SALE
able semi annually and to he secured by deed of
trust on premises or all cash at option Of purchaser
ConveyanciDg &c, at purchasers cost deposit of
SlOO each piece at time sale Terms to he COM
piled with in ten days otherwise right reserved to
resell the property in default at the risk and
the defaulting purchaser after five days public notice
Of such resale In some newspaper published in WASH
ington, d. z.
Dc -d&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.

SALE OF HORSES, COWS, WAGONS CARTS, HAIR
NESS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS &c, AT AUCTION.
MONDAY, DECEMBER TWELFTH. 1887, at TEN
O'CLOCK A. M. shall sell At the residence OF Ii. j.
Hoyle, on the Hamilton Road two miles from Union
town. know as the Thomas jenkins Place." the fol-
lowing articles, partially enumerated:
One mare, one colt, two years old, two mules, two
COVE one Attorney, two wagons OK carts, double and
single plOws cutivators harrows, coverer,
shelter. rollers scrapers mowers, horse rskes cider
mill wheat fans, cutting boxes, wagon and pillow har-
ness, hay and fodder Sleigh household effects all
kinds of farming implements, together with other
gO0ds too numerous to enumerate.
Terms cash
dat WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
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FIRE IN MACARoNI FACToRY.-In Philadelphia
yesterday morning, o fre in ROggtO q Guano's
macaroni mandatory, at 9TH and Marriott streets
did $4,000 damage.
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CONNECTICUT PROHIBTrIoNIsTs.-The Connecticut
prohibtionists yesterday elected delegates to the
national convention. Ninety-six out OF 1877 towns
were represented. The usual platform was adopted
and speeches were made denOunctng the old DO
litical parties.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

NNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. SITUATED
On FIRST OR STREET IN GEORGETOWN,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, BEING HOUSES
Nos. 1870 AND 1922, WITH THE LOIS RUN
MING BACK ONE HUNDRED FEET DEEP TO
TEN-FOOT-wIDE ALLEY.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of -
the District Of Columbia, sitting a Court ofSr.
Equity passed in a cause in which Mary p. Smith Iii
and others are complainants. and Hessegraye aud
others DESCENDANTS, No 1879 equity, the under
signed, as Trustee. will offer, At public sale
on TUESDAY. the THIRTEENTH DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1887, At HALF-PAST THREE
O'CLOCK p. NJ in front Of the premises.
all that part of lot numbered 3, in Beatty and Hawk
ms addition to GEORGETOWN, D. c.. Beginning on the
south side of LIST street at the northwest said
lot aud running south hundred feet to ten foot
wide alley thence east % feet inches. thence north
hundred feet to LIST street then west % feet and
inches to the beginning, with the two-story brick
house Also, all that part Of lot numbered 70 in the
same addition beginning on the south side Of First
street. at the end Of 25 feet esstery from the north
east corner of Lot numbered 90, md ruaning east
Frederick street 100 feet 70 l0foot wide alley then
ginning, with the two-story brick house.
Terms OF sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash. balance and two years. with interest from
the day of sale, the purchaser may pay all cash
deed and deed of trust to deferred
payments. All conveyancing 1t the expense OF the
purchaser. deposit of $50 required on each sale.
The Auctioneer will ring his bell At the sale.
r. p JACKSON. Trustee,
d2-d6ds No $3.50 Bridge Cor M street.
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The Fellow that D0es the Lying.
From the Chicago Herald.
There is getting to be altogether too much Of
this business OF blaming It all on the reporter.
The regularity with which reporters lie and mis-
represent, according to the people whom they
have interviewed, is becoming quite monotonous.
The fact about the matter Is that reporters strive
to report correctly; that is their business, and
that Is what they are hired and educated 10
DO So far as my acquaintance with reporters
goes, and 1t Is quite extensive, they are, almost
without exception, an earnest and faithful
lot OF workers, who know that reliability
is their first virtue. Let reporter be as honest
as Diogenes and faithful In his reproduction as
an echo, and he will not escape. The very nrst
man whom he interviews, and who talks 30 much
that on reading his remarks In print he Is exceed
ingly anxious TO escape responsibility for
his utterances, or at least o portion OF
them, will swear that the reporter lied
about him. About one man out of lve is
the average Of those who stand BY what
they say; OF the remaining four two win say the
reporter lied, one will say his remarks were mis-.
represented and exaggerated, and the last Will
make the excuse that ne was not talking for pub
LEGATION. The reporter Is the scapegoat every
time. There is too much Of this sort Of thing. Re-
porters are empoyed and paid fair salaries for
their ability to tell the truth, and the nearer
man can come to recital OF actual facts the
larger his salary Is likely to be. In nine cases out
OF ten 1t Is the other fellow who does the lying.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE ON SEVENTH STREET, BE
TWEEN e AND STREETS NORTHWEST, IN
THE CITY OF WARRINGTON, D. C.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
the cf1f OPP ~ IN
BIZ virtns OF a desyes1 the supreme Court off,
TIE District Of CofuntiA pssssd On the 18th day s
Of December. AID. 1886, in Equity Cause No9 .975 Iii
we III sS e ps S0 n fSpt 81 the
B. 1857. Al T6GR O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following par
cells Of land in square numbered four hundred aud
NIFTY sig 456 in the city OF Washington. District Of
First The north half Of Lot numbered ten (lo), i'm.
proved by afour-story Brick Building. known No.
Brick stable In the rear.
second. The south half of lot numbered eleven Ql)
515 7th street northwest with four-story Back Build
ing and q building in the rear.
Third. Part Of lot numbered six 90, beginning for
the same at the northwest corner Of said lot thirty
600 foot alley and running thence east about thirty
dve 800 feet eleven Il - inches, thence south about
forty-f t44l feet to ten u0) foot alley, thence
thence to the beginning. improved by Brick Stable.
The above property offers unusual Inducements to
persons desiring Investments IN business property.
Terms OF sale, as PROVIDED by the decree, are one
fourth % cash balance in one ID two CD and three
CD years. with interest from day of sale for which
notes will be required, all cash. at option of pur
chaser or purchasers Upon confirmation sale and
payment Of all purchase money the property will be
conveyed Conveyancing at cost OF purchaser. IL
the Trustees will resell at and risk defauting
parcels and Of siOO in the third parcel OF ground viii
''4N'' WILLIAM 4 GORDON.
REGINALD FENDALI. / rr,s.a.s
Cor. ~ ST. and La ( Afus'ees'
JAMES II. SANILLE.
uos.dts buScsNsoN BROS, Auctioueers.
evTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED BY Or
der Of the Trustees until THURSDAY. DECEMBER
d7-dts DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
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The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD SUED.-Papers are
being prepared In Ptttsburg for suit for 81 600
sylvania Railroad, for unjust discrimination in
rates. Seven similar suits have been quietly set
tied In six months for 100000. The claim Is that
other shippers were allowed q rebate Of 10 cents
per barrel by the road.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
rO-nORROW.
T'HonAs DOWNING. Asssons.s
FOR THE LADrEsi
TwENTY-Two DoLMANs RAaIANs AND cIRCu-
LARS. OF GOOD VALUE AND sALABlI
GOODS
AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY, DECEMBER TENTH lss7 a
shaii sell splendid line Of the above sooas N'A''
they viii be sold without reserve ds.5t
T,HoMAs DowLINe AucuOnesr
ExEcUToR's SALE OF IS SHARES OF scHurr.
n, s,rrpn, zkN n Fam ks sTScK IT,, ,ss-
HrfisT OH deIock Il a. .SlSu i rsI. e
IhoTa. pYwns llsa , street and essn.yl,snl. eve
sh.re. Of sohass.sh P.Ia IS s,oc s -
DuNcASsoN BROS AuctOnssr.'
Corner 9Th and strsssa
PERxMPToRY AUCTION
An UNSURPASSED COLLECTION OF ESQ
EASTERN cAkPETa
RUGS.
PoRTIEREs
KIIIMs AND SADDLE BAoA
EMBRoIpkRIEs AND SILKS.
The catalogue includes SO very Large sSusrs
Osrpe OF various colors and patterns representnx all
the rug producing districts of the far East.
95 Ansors kis Kiln and Je Jim Portieres Of besuu.
full colors in different lengths and widths MANY
the long and marrow Mosque and Camel Hair Hall
n Wary rnra shana G.tun
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From London Modern Society.
M. Carlin, who, with his mistress destroyed
himself the other day In q lodging house in
Easton Square, was well known in Paris, and one
OF the most prominent coxHssiers Of the Bourse
there. His ofices in the Rue vivienne were the
resort OF all men who had daring schemes to pro-
pose, and his dinners at his private apartment in
the Avenue dAntfn were celebrated. oddly
enough, he was most unpleasantly mixed up In
suicide business some four years ago, trag1cal
event which made great noise at the time. He,
in concert with q certain nnancier, as daring as
himself, named B!edermann, attempted TO iml-
tate the dangerous tricks played In Wall street,
New York. and endeavOred to make corner In
oil-ie buy up all the Oil and then sell at famine
prices. They had, however counted without their
host, and after haying bought up for many mil
lions OF francs together, the heart of Biedermann
failed him, and having no more money, seeing ruin
staring him in the face by the failure or the
scheme BiederTnann called on Carltn one morning
In the Avenue d. Anttn at the breakfast hour and,
after having reprOached his partner, blew out his
brain, while Carlin was slipping his coffee. Car.
lin was never the same man afterward, for, al
though no blame attached to him, many shrank
from assOciating with one who had been mixed up
In such tragedy.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

'THVnno DOWLI-No' AuOuUIoo1
SPLENDID LARGE, DARK BAY COUPE HORSE,
PARK PHAEToN, AND SET OF HARNESS AT
AUCTION.
Gu SATURDAY, DECEMBER TENTH. 1857. at
TWELVE O'CLOCK. in front If my auction rooms.
shall sell the above personal property. dS-2t
VNHoMAs DOWNING. Aucuoneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
MY AUCTION ROOMS SATURDAY., uFCEM-
BER TENTH. 1887, AT lin O'CLOCK.
Embracing -four very han dsone French plate Msntl
M;rrors in walnut and gilt frames: Chick ering
Baby Grand Piano; one Dessau square Piano, 100
EngraNings and Paintings. several of handsome
Parlor Furniture. walnut and PAINTED chamber furni-
ture. Hair Mattresss Brussels Ingram tarlets:
Dining room and Once Furniture. Cooking and Heat
ing Stoves.
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
timely matched pair Of sorrel Horses good drivers
and saddiers: perfectly klud: he handled 10th in
harness aud under the saddle by ladies.
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
j. d. Brewster Landau. leather lined and In first
class condition. cost 1000.
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
90 Sleighs. Bugeies. Wagons. Carriase- &C. ds- 2
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CUTTING OFF TEN MILLIONS IN RAILROAD
REvESUEs.-The general managers Of the lines
between Chicago and the Missouri River met In
Chicago on Thursday and formally adopted the re-
port or the general freight agents arranging for
reduction OF freight rates Ill Illinois, Iowa and
Missouri, and OF through rates from Chicago 10
the Missouri River. The reductions are on all
classes OF freight, and Will average fully % per
cent below the present tariffs In force. The re-
auctions mean a slic1ng OF OF $lO.OOO,OOO per an
mum In net revenues.
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Do You NEED An OvrncoA1,
A. b. w HITE, President and Gen. Manager
GEO. RYNEAI. IN. Treasurer.
DANIEL RANEY, Secretary.

A. Is. WHITE, pr.adsn. and Gen. Manager.
GEO. RYNEAL. IN. Treasurer.
DANIEL RAMEY. Secretary.
THE DOMESTIC EIREENqINE AND PUMP CO.
Sole Manufacturers Of Norrell's Barrel Fire Engine
for mi!ls MANUFACTURES, country hotels and stores
h.inch stream Of water IS ieet; PRICE $50,
Pump. for extinguishinE incipient nree in houses.
hArns stores and for washing Window
do0rs, etdeWalke, carriages, &c Price %.
send log Illustrated circular and teot1montalo One
thousand shars OF the capital stock Of this company
~ e SG Y oss e snis e q
ORDER and letter. q inquiry should Be addressed
to A. - WHITE. 03S 1T NV. Washington. d O.
KrRxs
Elegant
6tlvogware
F1fcheIu,
Howls,
0nakota,
WattsE1
spocoA foeks,
WITH eount,sss vsrsssy q smassr oSjscts bsaufuly
Ruhdsa. Peafia E1SFsida
O1Amo0da,
espPAtrea
Hsfsd Ware
r e - d 1s, Quality md ssths lowest pssoa
aANUxL xxx soN
+ nss-1n ia na,unors stzsst 1a,t. Ma
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wYCKOFF. sEAMANs 4 BENEDICT.
500 Broadway, New York.
WASHINGTON OFFICE:
LIE Droit Building,
d7-6t Corney 9Th and NV.